Oxagile has launched a dedicated fintech practice. This new effort boosts its ability to help financial organizations build, scale, and modernize digital products. With over 20 years of engineering experience, the company aims to meet the growing demand for secure, scalable, and user-friendly fintech solutions.
The practice combines Oxagile’s expertise in cloud engineering, cybersecurity, data management, and UX design. These areas are key to creating reliable and high-performance financial platforms.
“We’ve been building secure, high-load systems for years,” said Vladimir Zubkov, Chief Engineering Officer at Oxagile. “This newly launched practice is simply the next evolutionary step in helping our clients solve more complex challenges, now in the financial space.”
At launch, Oxagile will focus on four core service areas: payments and transactions, banking and blockchain solutions, investment and trading systems, and digital lending products. This includes capabilities ranging from secure wallets and smart contract development to AI-driven advisory tools, automated risk assessment, wealth management platforms, and real-time trading engines.
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Oxagile’s history in developing high-performance video streaming and advertising platforms for global enterprises serves as a foundation for the new fintech offering. The company’s mastery of cloud optimization, DevOps, and performance monitoring enables it to build secure, efficient systems that minimize infrastructure costs while delivering seamless experiences for end users.
Security and compliance — critical pillars of fintech — are also embedded deeply into Oxagile’s approach. Drawing from its experience with DRM platforms, entitlement systems, and secure delivery pipelines, the company brings a mature understanding of data protection to financial software projects from day one.
Oxagile’s fintech practice supports both modern cloud-native architectures and complex legacy modernization, accommodating technologies from advanced stacks to older versions of .NET, Java, and PHP. The new practice marks a significant step in the company’s evolution as it aims to meet the growing technological needs of financial services worldwide.
